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Hello , i am involved in a soccer leage for kids aged from 6 - 12 years . There are about 2000 players + we want to give each kid a t.shirt with the leage logo ,
I heard vector design is better than normal printing .
What would the cost be for each t.shirt using vector design or normal printing please.

 

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Bill Dan

I am supporting for you, and hope to know the cost of vector design too. I have no idea what's the vector design? Waiting for the answer from expert.

 

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PositiveDave

A photo image aka raster defines a line as a series of squares, each assigned a colour. If you scale the image, you still have the same number of squares, so it pixelates.
A vector image defines a line by specifying two points and defining a stroke width for a line between them, if you scale that it is perfect at all scaling factors.
If vectors are set up as spot colours then they are easy to separate into blocks, raster images tend to separate to CMYK. These may need to be vectorised before printing and the printer may charge for his time.
This applies to screenprinted spot colours. In printing the designs there is no difference whatsoever.

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